University Mourns Longtime Philosophy Professor Raymond Grontkowski
Raymond Grontkowski, Ph.D., GSAS 64, a fixture of Fordham’s philosophy department for six decades, died…
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For Your Consideration: Professor Parses The Shape of Water
This year, one of the 10 films vying for the Best Picture Oscar is The Shape…
Scholar Details Jewish Jurisprudence Influenced by Islam
In an event that marked a new academic collaboration by Fordham and Columbia Universities, Marc…
For Celebrated Hip-Hop Journalist, a Second Act at Fordham
Ever since he was a child, Scott Poulson-Bryant, Ph.D. has been interested in the ways…
Fordham Biologist on Why You Should Love NYC Pigeons
To some, New York City’s ample pigeon population is a nuisance. To Fordham graduate student…
In Ecuador, Anthropologist Researches a Sexual Preference Narrative Reversed
Engabao, a small fishing village on the coast of Ecuador, is all of 64 miles…
Panelists Address Cities’ Roles in Immigration Debate
Cities have limited influence over immigration policies, but they’re not completely powerless, and the increased…
At Arts and Sciences Faculty Day, A Celebration of Scholarship
In 16 years at Fordham, James T. Fisher, Ph.D., mined the sands of time to…
Road to Medicine Leads Through Urban Ecology
Erin Carter has plans to become a doctor someday to save lives. But before she…
A Day in the Wildlife: Among the Ecosystems and Ecologists at the Calder Center
At the Louis Calder Center, scientists explore ecological mysteries and study society’s impact on the…